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- Sep 29, 2026
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Middle Eastern woman speaks about Christian discrimination, charity during 'shoebox' event in Washington (opens the original)
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Christy Mardini recently shared her story of charity with a congregation in Washington to bring awareness to an initiative to fill shoeboxes with toys to send to children the world over. Mardini spoke about growing up Christian in an area of the Middle East where nearly 97% of the population were not of the same religion, and the persecution she endured. This speech was a part of the Operation Christmas Child Project Leader Workshop hosted at the First Southern Utah Baptist Church in Washingto
Tradesman calls for better porta-potty conditions for Washington County construction workers (opens the original)
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A local tradesman is fighting for better restroom conditions for workers on construction sites in Washington County. Hyrum LeBaron is a 29-year-old electrician/tradesman who said he's been working in construction in Washington County for over a decade. Throughout his time in the construction industry, he said he's noticed an unaddressed issue that could be dangerous: the condition of portable toilet units. âDown here in St. George, it gets super hot,â LeBaron said. âI donât know if you r
Washington County residents roll up their sleeves for flu shots during drive-thru event at mall (opens the original)
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Numerous Southern Utah residents spent the first day of fall getting their flu shots as a part of the Southwest Utah Public Health Departmentâs annual "Flu Shootout". At the Red Cliffs Mall parking lot in St. George on Tuesday morning, residents lined up in their cars and drove up to receive their annual flu shot as the weather begins to cool, and before the next strain of the influenza virus makes its rounds across the region. While exact numbers werenât provided, health department official
'Creating a picture frame with architecture': $12M Hurricane home showcases Southern Utah landscape (opens the original)
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With a hidden entrance, windowless walls and separate sections connected by sky bridges, a newly completed $12 million home in Hurricane looks more like a secret compound from a James Bond flick than a conventional Southern Utah residence. The approximately 8,300-square-foot home at lot No. 20 of Moccasin Flats was developed by Dallin Jolley and Anish Bhatia of Hidden Rock Development, who said they wanted to create something unlike anything else in the region while making the surrounding desert
Top 5 weekend stories on St. George News (opens the original)
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An injured football player from Desert Hills High School was taken by ambulance to St. George Regional Hospital, St. George, Utah, Sept. 18, 2026. In case you missed it, here is your weekend recap of the top five most-viewed stories published on St. George News from Saturday to Sunday, Sept. 19-20. A student-athlete from Desert Hills High School was taken by ambulance to St. George Regional Hospital on Friday night after he was injured during a Region 9 football game between the Thunder and Crim
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